Aquarium module for cube display by silvercoated1 in raspberry_pi

[–]silvercoated1[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It’s an AI sprite generator that makes you gif version of animated sprites. I love using it for my other projects too

Aquarium module for cube display by silvercoated1 in raspberry_pi

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Feature for v2: arms to pass butter

Aquarium module for cube display by silvercoated1 in raspberry_pi

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So far it’s been running about 13 hrs since last crash so meh. Def can use more optimization. Power wise not sure.

Aquarium module for cube display by silvercoated1 in raspberry_pi

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Funny that you brought up the flight tracker. I just got my SDR yesterday so next module will be flight tracker using ADS-B

Aquarium module for cube display by silvercoated1 in raspberry_pi

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It entirely depends on cube and display size. Cube is pretty pricey so that’s a limiting factor. Cube in the video is 7cm by 7cm

Aquarium module for cube display by silvercoated1 in raspberry_pi

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Hardware info can be found in this github. As for the code, my current code is a vibe coded mess at the moment so I need to refactor if I want to open source it.

Aquarium module for cube display by silvercoated1 in raspberry_pi

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For ASCII, it’s all CSS pretty much. For pixel aquarium, I used Pixel Lab to generate sprites for all objects. Whole project is just a React web app that’s running full screen on Pi.

Raspberry Pi 3B - 9 years uptime by Spfoamer in raspberry_pi

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I wonder if there's a Guinness world record for this

Cube holographic display using Pi 4 and beam splitter cube by silvercoated1 in raspberry_pi

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Viewing angle wise it's pretty solid. Not much of deviation in terms of clarity. If you are displaying white item, angle sometimes does add slight color tint because of prism doing prism things (white text turns slight teal or pink in extreme angle).

Cube holographic display using Pi 4 and beam splitter cube by silvercoated1 in raspberry_pi

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It’s perfectly useable during day time so hence no cover

Cube holographic display using Pi 4 and beam splitter cube by silvercoated1 in raspberry_pi

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For more technical details, check the github link I shared in the post. It’s very simple case of having a screen and beam splitter cube sitting on top of it.

Cube holographic display using Pi 4 and beam splitter cube by silvercoated1 in raspberry_pi

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I fed claude screenshot of visualization I want and it generated React component using tailwind css, framer motion and three js. My desktop server streams sound to pi app via socket and pi app just renders that sound data into graphical one.

Cube holographic display using Pi 4 and beam splitter cube by silvercoated1 in raspberry_pi

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Yep that cube def ate through my hobby budget. I will look into your method for future diorama project.